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Table of findings
Mean (poorest SES)7.745714286Median9%
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Source:2001
https://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/10/3/210
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Country
Household expenditrue on Tobacco
DemographicYearNotes
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Bangladesh1.5poorest2001
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Bangladesh2.8average2001
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Bangladesh4.5highest2001
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Egypt2average1997
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Egypt2.8richest quintile1997
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India2.5[unstated]
1986-87
not just tobacco. It covers "tobacco, pan, intoxicants"
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India4lowest income and urban
1986-87
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South Africa4.7
lowest quairitle (one smoker inhousehold)
1995
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South Africa0.6-1.3highest quartiles depending on race1995
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Bulgaria10.4lowest with one smoker house1995
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Tibet5.5urban hosueholds1992
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China17Minhang district1995n=2716
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Indonesia9lowest income1981
% of income consumed has been rising over time
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Indonesia15lowest income1996
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Source:2003
https://portal-uat.who.int/fctcapps/sites/default/files/kh-media/e-library-doc/2019/07/A-Study-on-the-Economics-of-Tobacco-in-Nepal.pdf
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Country
Household expenditrue on Tobacco
DemographicYearNotes
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Nepal17%[unstated]2003
"Smokers spent about US$ 30 a year on cigarettes and bidi – a remarkably high 17% of income."
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Household
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mountain11.89"expenditure on tobacco products"
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hill2.3""
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tarai3.53""
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rural3.6""
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urban2.9""
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Nepal (national average)3.5""
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income quintile 14.4""
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income quintile 25.7""
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income quintile 33.5""
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income quintile 43.3""
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income quintile 52.3""
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Total3.5""
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Tobacco using household
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income quintile 19.62"expenditure on tobacco products"
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income quintile 28.69""
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income quintile 36.143""
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income quintile 45.75""
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income quintile 55.11""
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average7.12""
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Source:2020
https://tobacconomics.org/files/research/615/spdc-research-report-crowding-out-final-3.pdf
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Country
Household expenditrue on Tobacco
DemographicYearNotes
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2.90%Overalltable on pg. 8 (sample size 10,835)
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3.02%Lower income
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2.55%Higher income
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3.03%Rural
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2.63%Urban
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2.50%Female-headed
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2.91%Male-headed
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South Africa
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6730990/
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Ghana
http://www.tobaccoinduceddiseases.org/Does-tobacco-expenditure-influence-household-spending-npatterns-in-Ghana-Evidence,120936,0,2.html
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South Africa
https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7099/11/6/154
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Bangladesh
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6177150/
2018
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Vietnam
https://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/29/Suppl_5/s326
2020
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India
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18187245/
2008
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Indonesia
https://tobaccocontrol.bmj.com/content/early/2024/01/22/tc-2022-057843
2024
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Vietnam
https://academic.oup.com/ntr/article-abstract/25/11/1744/7209512
2023
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Pakistan
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/362470191_Crowding_Out_Effect_of_Tobacco_Usage_on_Household_Education_and_Health_Expenditures_-An_Econometric_Analysis
2022
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Columbia
https://www.tobaccopolicy.org/pdfs/Gallego,%20Paraje,%20RodriguezLesmes%20Inequality%20and%20crowdingout.pdf
2021
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